#2026年比特币行情展望 🔥2008: The Storm That Shook the World Financial System

On September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers collapsed suddenly, causing the global financial system to break apart in an instant. This disaster, originating from the US subprime mortgage crisis, did not happen overnight — the Federal Reserve's easing policies inflated a housing bubble, derivatives like CDOs layered risk upon risk, while regulators collectively turned a blind eye. Was the storm truly accidental? Or was this system itself doomed to collapse?

The timeline is clear: in 2007, the new century financial bubble burst; in 2008, the two-party government took over; the crisis approached step by step. By 2009, global GDP plummeted by 2.6%, US unemployment soared to 10%, and household wealth evaporated by $19 trillion. Iceland declared bankruptcy directly, Europe fell one after another, and Japanese exports were halved. The Big Five Wall Street investment banks disappeared, and the entire era was collapsing.

Strangely, what happened after the storm was that China injected 4 trillion yuan to stabilize the market, and the economy actually grew; the G20 replaced the G8, reshuffling global power dynamics. The Federal Reserve launched quantitative easing, turning central banks from "gatekeepers" into "firefighters." Was this crisis the end, or the beginning of a new order? This suspense remains unresolved to this day. Assets like $BTC, $ETH, and $DOGE, to some extent, are responses to this systemic trust crisis.